Measures that breach service users rights

By christina.kildal | 27. June 2019

Through a 2 year period KBT and NAPHA have collaborated on mapping the use of right breaching measures in municipal houses. The background for this project is the strategy «Bedre kvalitet – økt frivillighet. Nasjonal strategi for økt frivillighet i psykiske helsetjenester (2012-2015)» [Better quality – more volunteers. National strategy for increased volunteerism in mental…

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Study trip to Wales and London

By Ingvild M. Kvisle | 28. February 2018

Image: All study trip participants with Jas Johal from Reaching Out East, London in front with a checkered shirt. Since the summer of 2016 KBT has contributed to an Interreg collaboration about service innovation. The goal of the project is to exchange experiences with, develop and test methods and models for service innovation across the border…

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Report from meetings in the peer panel in Trondheim Municipality

By Ingvild M. Kvisle | 19. December 2017

KBT and Trondheim Municipality are working together on the project «Samhandling om brukerdreven innovasjon og tjenesteutvikling» [Interaction/collaboration on user driven innovation and service development]. The goal is to develop and describe new ways for services to improve and work recovery-oriented. Another goal is to have a bigger focus on what helps and what feels helpful from…

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User Interviews User- Sagatun brukerstyrt senter [peer driven centre]

By Ingvild M. Kvisle | 29. November 2017

Sagatun brukerstyrt senter (peer driven center) is one of the five peer driven centers in Norway. Sagatun offers music and creative workshops, low treshold work training, recovery workshops and “verktøykassa” courses (toolbox courses). The project was requested by Sagatun brukerstyrt senter. In total, nineteen of the centers users and four representatives from cooperative bodies where…

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User Interviews User – Stiftelsen Et skritt videre (FIRE)

By Ingvild M. Kvisle | 21. August 2017

In 2016 the foundation Et skritt videre (FIRE) [One step further (FIRE)] started a collaboration with KBT to conduct a member survey with the User Interviews User-method. The findings from the survey show that FIRE’s physical activities and voluntary work represents an important supplement to the ordinary services for people who want to go one…

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